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This video calculates an equilibrium wage given labor supply and demand functions, and then calculates the lost jobs and unemployment when a minimum wage is put into effect.

Borjas - Labor Economics, Chapter 3

This video covers the graphing of a budget line, calculating the Marginal Rate of Substitution (MRS), the reservation wage, and the optimal bundle of consumption and leisure. Borjas - Labor Economics, Chapter 2

Calculating the reservation in the model of labor-leisure choice. Reservation wage is equal to the Marginal Rate of Substitution (MRS) when hours worked, h, equals zero. Borjas - Labor Economics - Chapter 2

How does overtime impact the budget line in the labor economics model of labor-leisure choice? Borjas - Chapter 2, Labor Supply

Labor Supply Example Problems 1. Cash Grant Welfare Program 2. Cash Grant with Tax on Labor Earnings Borjas - Labor Economics, Chapter 2

This video shows how you can manually create nice tables from regression output - in this case, I use Pyhon summary regression data.

This video explains the basics of Logit Models and provides a brief overview of Probit and Multinomial Logit and Probit models.

This video describes problems - particularly the Unboundedness Problem - associate with LPM, and sets us up for the last video in this set of categorical dependent variables videos on Logit Models.

Categorical Dependent Variables 01: Linear Dependent Models

This video discusses log-log OLS regression, where both the dependent variable and independent variable are logged. This will allow us to interpret the results as constant elasticity. We finish by summarizing, level-level, log-level, log-log, and quadratic OLS forms and marginal effect interpretations.

This video discusses why we might want to use a squared term in an linear regression, explains how we incorporate it into the model, and shows how we can interpret the marginal effects of x on y, when both x and x squared terms are included.

This video discusses why we might want to log the dependent variable of a regression equation. This is particularly useful if we think the model exhibits increasing returns - to scale or education or otherwise. We discuss how to incorporate a logged term into the model and how we interpret the regression results.

This video describes how changing the units for dependent and independent variables impacts the estimated regression coefficients in the outcome of linear regression models. For example, what happens if you measure salary in dollars versus thousands of dollars? Or what happens if you measure percentages as a whole number or as a decimal?

Valuing the Environment 05: Hedonic Pricing Example

Valuing the Environment 04: Revealed Preference Hedonic Pricing - Theory

Valuing the Environment 03: Revealed Preference Travel Cost Method

Valuing the Environment 02: Valuation Methods and Stated Preference

Valuing the Environment 01: Sources of Economic Value

Monetary System 04: Open Market Operations and Inverted Yield Curves

Monetary System 03: Banks Create *New* Money!

Monetary System 05: Quantitative Easing

Monetary System 02: The Federal Reserve System

Monetary System 01: What is Money?

Public Goods and Common Resources 02: Free Riders, Tragedy of the Commons, and Policy

Public Goods and Common Resources 01: Introduction

Excel to Python 08: OLS in Excel and Python

Excel to Python 10: Visualizing OLS and making Beautiful Graphs in Excel

Excel to Python 09: Visualizing OLS in Python